A Guide to Avoiding Scams in the Cultivation World

In the previous chapters, we talked about taking Junior Brother Fang, but when we really ran away, we completely forgot about it? I only remember women but not brothers, right?

Although I don't know if the idea is original, my father-in-law has never let me down. After all, the disappointing novel has been cut before I discovered it 😄

This is the scene where we see the protagonist coming to the city to work as a policeman. The problems are as follows: 1. There is no main plot or goal, and the protagonist's actions are illogical. 2. The ability to refine falsehoods into reality is too strong. Suppose someone brags to the protagonist that he can ascend the next day after eating it. Wouldn't the protagonist finish the book once he eats it? Or someone brags that another person is very powerful, the protagonist identifies it as a lie, and then refines the lie into reality, and out of nowhere a super strong person emerges. 3. Those who have watched Dao Weird Fairy probably still remember the plot of Zuo Wangdao (a liar with multiple identities) deceiving the protagonist (the protagonist has the ability to turn fake into real). This kind of ability is groundbreaking, and creating gods is as simple as breathing. How could the protagonist not think of it if he were a normal person? To add to this, I think the protagonist should have the ability to distinguish between true and false in order to prevent fraud. Similarly, the ability to judge true from false is very strong in itself, such as solving Einstein's field equations and judging the right and wrong of physical laws. I want to say that this ability is already very strong. The second one turns fake into real, it's really too buggy. I have been reading my father-in-law's books for many years, including Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Our World Is Home, Water Margin, The Demon Queen, Another World, Carrots, Boxes, etc. It feels very awkward to see the place where I am caught.

This is the first time I have found a novel on this subject. It is indeed interesting, but I always feel that the protagonist should not be like this. The protagonist has a lot of fun, but the game feels very slow. I just thought about it casually, and it occurred to me that the protagonist could establish a mortal power on his own, and guide his own power to praise himself every day, instead of being as cautious as he is now. There is no need for the protagonist to follow the steps step by step. As long as one person can praise the protagonist as being as strong as the Immortal Emperor, then he will ascend to heaven directly. The main character's cheating is too easy to control, and if he cheats slowly like this, it feels a bit awkward.

Such a weak cultivator, it's not inconsistent at all to change to martial arts

The setting of hanging in this book is very interesting, but starting from the golden elixir, the protagonist's hanging is offline. The protagonist does not focus on using hanging to improve his cultivation. The author makes some meaningless plots all day long. I am really speechless.

The empress appears so early, what else will happen next? Is it a short film?

As long as the protagonist wants to do something, let the junior sister shout from the side that you will definitely succeed, that you can do it, and that you can win, and you can refine the fake into reality. You can also do it by practicing Qi and defeating Yuanying. The most important thing is how to brainwash the junior sister.

The story can be written well and the writing style is smooth. The content is average to above average, but it just puts the protagonist's level down a bit, which isn't very enjoyable. It's not the fighting style that I prefer

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